John Milton Wells Jr. was the son of John M. Wells and Catherine Agnes (Norton) Wells. John Milton Wells Jr. married Virginia Maude Curl on June 10, 1915 at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Burlington. They were living at 316 East Union Street, Burlington at the time of his death. They had one son, Milton C. Wells. John and Virginia are buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Burlington. One side of the tombstone is marked Wells and the other is marked Curl.
The picture at the top right is his World War I Draft Registration Card
Obituary of John Milton Wells, Jr
John Milton Wells, Jr., died at his home, 316 East Union street, Burlington, on Thursday, after an illness of a year. Mr. Wells was captain of the Burlington City Beach Patrol. He was a member of Hope Fire Company, International B. M. and P. I. U. of America, Local No. 9, and of St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church. Prior to his illness he was employed for a number of years as a construction foreman with the Public Service Company. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virginia Curl Wells; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wells, Sr., of Burlington, and three sisters, Mrs. Harry DuBell, of Toms River; Mrs. John Little, of Darby, Pa., and Miss Edith Wells, of Burlington
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – March 10, 1937 – Page 5, Column 7
The picture at the top right is his World War I Draft Registration Card
Obituary of John Milton Wells, Jr
John Milton Wells, Jr., died at his home, 316 East Union street, Burlington, on Thursday, after an illness of a year. Mr. Wells was captain of the Burlington City Beach Patrol. He was a member of Hope Fire Company, International B. M. and P. I. U. of America, Local No. 9, and of St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church. Prior to his illness he was employed for a number of years as a construction foreman with the Public Service Company. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virginia Curl Wells; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wells, Sr., of Burlington, and three sisters, Mrs. Harry DuBell, of Toms River; Mrs. John Little, of Darby, Pa., and Miss Edith Wells, of Burlington
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – March 10, 1937 – Page 5, Column 7
John Milton Wells Jr. was the son of John M. Wells and Catherine Agnes (Norton) Wells. John Milton Wells Jr. married Virginia Maude Curl on June 10, 1915 at St. Barnabas Episcopal Church in Burlington. They were living at 316 East Union Street, Burlington at the time of his death. They had one son, Milton C. Wells. John and Virginia are buried in Odd Fellows Cemetery in Burlington. One side of the tombstone is marked Wells and the other is marked Curl.
The picture at the top right is his World War I Draft Registration Card
Obituary of John Milton Wells, Jr
John Milton Wells, Jr., died at his home, 316 East Union street, Burlington, on Thursday, after an illness of a year. Mr. Wells was captain of the Burlington City Beach Patrol. He was a member of Hope Fire Company, International B. M. and P. I. U. of America, Local No. 9, and of St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church. Prior to his illness he was employed for a number of years as a construction foreman with the Public Service Company. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virginia Curl Wells; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wells, Sr., of Burlington, and three sisters, Mrs. Harry DuBell, of Toms River; Mrs. John Little, of Darby, Pa., and Miss Edith Wells, of Burlington
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – March 10, 1937 – Page 5, Column 7
The picture at the top right is his World War I Draft Registration Card
Obituary of John Milton Wells, Jr
John Milton Wells, Jr., died at his home, 316 East Union street, Burlington, on Thursday, after an illness of a year. Mr. Wells was captain of the Burlington City Beach Patrol. He was a member of Hope Fire Company, International B. M. and P. I. U. of America, Local No. 9, and of St. Barnabas' Episcopal Church. Prior to his illness he was employed for a number of years as a construction foreman with the Public Service Company. Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Virginia Curl Wells; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John N. Wells, Sr., of Burlington, and three sisters, Mrs. Harry DuBell, of Toms River; Mrs. John Little, of Darby, Pa., and Miss Edith Wells, of Burlington
Found in the New Jersey Mirror – March 10, 1937 – Page 5, Column 7
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